With the Rona turning our world upside down, a lot of folks are seeking help or offering to help others.

So now is the time to give with kindness and receive with gratitude.

Help comes in many forms, but one of the best ways is mentoring someone to help them unlock their potential.

But on the other hand, sometimes you wind up hurting more than you help.

Today, documentary film director and reality TV producer Kirthy Fix, best known on television as the Granola Lady from MTV's teen

mom and to our long-term listeners as the 9-11 lady joins us to talk about the challenges we face

in the coronavirus pandemic and strategies to help each other survive these difficult times.

Listen as Kirthy joins us to take a look at the best ways to make online

videos to keep your career going, Star Trek and Self-Help Guru's prime directive, and how strong

women leaders are portrayed in films like the devil wears Prada. Plus, our favorite Republican

drinking bleach memes. And an enterprising strip club in Oregon

now offers drive-through dances, food service, and toilet paper. I'm Faustafernos. I'm Mark Filian,

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My friend Kurthy Fix wrote, we have met the cliff's edge, and the old tracks have fallen away for all to see.

For hundreds of years, there's been a momentum towards the things we don't want.

So it'll take some time to shift the momentum towards what we do want.

I feel an excitement at the mystery and opportunity of it all. What if this

feeling in us were bent towards creating something new and interesting? What if this boredom

allowed us to daydream and imagine how it could be? What if designers and artists,

technocrats and economists dreamt up the schematics of well-being.

What if we funded an economic stimulus

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